With Brisbane counting down to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Dutton Park student Charlotte Leveritt has secured her own sporting milestone, winning three medals at the Australian Gymnastics Championships.
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The 15-year-old Brisbane South State Secondary College student won an individual gold medal and two silver medals in team events at the championships in Sydney.
Leveritt took up aerobic gymnastics in 2022 and has represented Queensland for the past three years. The Year 10 student has continued her studies while progressing through the competitive ranks. Her latest results add to the national honours she has accumulated since beginning the sport four years ago.
Building Towards the Next Level
Leveritt is working towards meeting her Level 10 requirements in 2027. Her three medals at the Australian Gymnastics Championships mark a significant result in her competitive career, following three years representing Queensland.
The championships brought together athletes from across Australia. Leveritt’s individual gold and two team-event silver medals recognised her performances in Sydney.
Local Talent Ahead of Brisbane 2032
Brisbane’s preparations for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games provide a broader sporting context for athletes across Queensland. Leveritt’s results add to the achievements of young competitors developing their skills through organised sport.
Her progress also highlights the commitment involved in balancing school and competitive training. As a Year 10 student, she is continuing her education while working towards her next gymnastics goal.
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With her next goal set for 2027, Leveritt is working towards the requirements for Level 10, building on her experience in aerobic gymnastics and representing Queensland. Charlotte Leveritt’s national results give the Dutton Park community a reason to celebrate local sporting talent as Brisbane prepares to host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Published 21-October-2026
